Undertow
(2004)
Country: USA
Synopsis
This drama focuses on two brothers and is set in a rural Georgia that seems untouched by time. Following a violent confrontation between their widowed father and vengeful ex-con uncle, Chris and Tim, flee their home taking with them a dark family secret.
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9 / 10 8 / 10 I was impressed with the Freeze frames, superb acting by all!
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9 / 10 A gritty film with superb acting from Jamie Bell who seems to have mastered the American accent. Along with Devon Alan this is a dramatic boy movie with, what some might consider, an incomprehensible ending.
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The only film in David Gordon Green's zigzaggy directing career that I really like is his first, George Washington. This is a visually striking piece of Southern Gothic with impressive performances from the two young leads, but it tries so hard to be moody and atmospheric that it ends up, in my view, with more style than substance. Nonetheless well worth a look.
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